23 Feb 1818
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 23, 1818
Page
1
The item reviews subscriptions for the Ecclesiastical Register listing prelates dignitaries benefices and patrons with patent details and prices. It also carries public notices from the Exchequer and a long insolvency creditors list naming counties Kilkenny Queen's and others with names and addresses.
Legal notice that petitions have been presented and oaths filed before the Lord Lieutenant in Dublin, with schedules, relating to relief for insolvent debtors under several Acts. A list of named creditors and executors is published, with a march 14 hearing date set at Omagh, Tyrone, to examine conduct and claimants.
Insolvent notice filed in Her Majestys Court of Exchequer Ireland by Alex Gibson requesting discharge from insolvency debts. Petition to be heard by the next Assize Judge for the Munster Circuit in Cork, to commence March 29, as of February 13, 1610, with creditors listed.
A dated insolvency notice from John Mulquin in County Limerick Ireland claims petition and oath filed in Exchequer Court seeking discharge, citing relief acts, with a March 7 hearing and witness list including Canningham Bray and OBrien O’Donnell among others.
In a fragmentary report, Hr. Homs’s benefits for tomorrow are announced to rally public support for a highly regarded performer. A murder case involving William Heltch is referenced with unclear details and mentions a hospital and impending trial. The text is garbled but suggests a court action and a dramatic life event surrounding the named individuals.
The House of Commons debated a Bill of Indemnity tied to extraordinary powers used during disturbances. Lords Castlereagh and Castlereagh clashed over warrant procedures, Habeas Corpus, and the Nottingham petition involving Francis Ward, with witnesses and confessions cited to justify actions. The debate stressed liberty, legality, and the need for a committee to verify petition claims and ministerial conduct.
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